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Nhlanhla Sehume speaks to Ciaran Ryan, Journalist at MoneywebSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ray White speaks to Mesela Nhlapo, CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, about the transformative impact of BRICS Bank's R5 billion loan on Transnet's rail infrastructure development.    In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Candice Wilson, Partner at EY, discusses the potential cyber risks and vulnerabilities associated with South Africa's incoming two-pot retirement savings system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ray White speaks to Mesela Nhlapo, CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, about the BRICS bank's significant R5 billion loan to Transnet, a major boost for South Africa's rail infrastructure development.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Six new members were added to the grouping in the recently concluded BRICS Summit in South Africa. The new BRICS will take shape in January 2024. In this episode, Sachin Kalbag and Anushka Saxena of Takshashila discuss what exactly this new grouping means. Given the latter's military and economic heft, how will India counter the China question in BRICS? Do check out Takshashila's public policy courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/courses We are @‌IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts/ You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music Do share the word with your folks!        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clement speaks to Leslie Maasdorp, the CFO at the New Development Bank, also known as the BRICS Bank about the work of the bank within the BRICS Bloc and how it benefits nations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Since its establishment in 2015, the New Development Bank, the NDB, also known as the BRICS Bank, has endeavored to cater to the socio-economic development and environmental protection needs of its member States. As part of its new general strategy, the NDB will work towards aligning its new operations with the Paris Agreement. It says it aims to direct 40 percent of its total financing over the 2022 -2026 period to projects contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation.

The BRICS bloc's New Development Bank (NDB), an alternative to the US-dominated World Bank, is de-dollarizing its loans, promoting local currencies, and growing with new members from across the Global South. VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ltteCyO366o Sources and more information here: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/06/06/brics-new-development-bank-dollar-adding-members Check out our related video "BRICS is adding members, planning new currency to challenge US dollar": https://youtube.com/watch?v=PfXyNqg8NDI

The world's economic landscape is changing rapidly as the BRICS nations make their mark. In a bold move, the BRICS New Development Bank is ditching the US dollar and offering loans in local currencies, while 19 countries clamor to join the group. This could be the beginning of a seismic shift in the global financial system, with a potential new BRICS currency threatening to shake the dollar's dominance. Don't miss out on the latest developments in this economic revolution – watch now to find out more!

The new chief of the BRICS bloc's New Development Bank, Brazil's leftist ex-President Dilma Rousseff, revealed they are gradually moving away from the US dollar, promising at least 30% of loans in local currencies of members, to help countries in the Global South build infrastructure and fight poverty. VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OkBK2vcNFJE Sources and more information here: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/04/15/brics-bank-dollar-local-currencies-dilma BRICS challenges US ‘dollar dominance', Saudi considers selling oil in other currencies: New multipolar economic order: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/01/21/brics-us-dollar-saudi-oil-currency-multipolar Brazil's Lula travels to China and calls to end US dollar dominance: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/04/15/brazil-lula-china-us-dollar-dominance

Brazilian President Lula attended the inauguration of the president of the New Development Bank after arriving in China for a state visit (1:04). High-end brands at the Hainan Expo are discovering more potential of the Chinese market (11:16). And China's foreign trade has returned to growth (37:53).

President Cyril Ramaphosa will join the virtual fourteenth Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa ) Leaders' Summit, on Thursday, hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Ramaphosa hopes to strengthen South Africa's ties with the Brics countries, particularly for job creation. He highlighted the gains from the partnership in trade, tourism, health and food security. More than 17% of South Africa's exports in 2021 were destined for other Brics countries and over 29% of South Africa's total imports came from these countries. South African trade with other Brics countries reached R702-billion in 2021 up from R487-billion in 2017. Pre-pandemic, 65% of tourists travelling on vacation to South Africa were from Brics countries, according to Ramaphosa. “.these markets will therefore be expected to make an important contribution to the recovery of this sector. It is therefore significant that visitors from India and China can now make use of our new eVisa programme to make it easier and less costly to visit our country,” he said. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Brics countries have collaborated in the health response, which Ramaphosa believes has put South Africa in a good position to deal with future health emergencies. “After several years of planning, the virtual Brics Vaccine Research and Development Centre was launched in March. This centre will enable Brics countries to engage in joint vaccine research, development and co-production. It will contribute to the equitable distribution of Covid-19 vaccines, strengthen health systems and help our countries to respond to future pandemics,” Ramaphosa said. Brics Bank, also known as the New Development Bank, has provided $2-billion to each of its member countries to support economic recovery during the pandemic. Meanwhile, as food prices rise across the world, owing to Russia's war against Ukraine, Brics has implemented a Food Security Cooperation strategy to maintain agriculture production; maintain an unhindered supply of seeds, fertilisers and other agricultural inputs; and maintain access to markets and the stable functioning of food value chains. “The value of South Africa's membership of Brics has grown substantially since we joined this group of emerging economies 12 years ago. As we work to rebuild our country in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, there is much to be gained from our participation in Brics and the relationships we have established with other member countries," Ramaphosa said.

BizNews — Finance Minister Tito Mboweni provided more detail today of the R500bn package of economic measures that were announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa which are aimed at addressing challenges that the economy face which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 outbreak and a recent credit rating downgrade by Moody's. In a web media conference, Mboweni said that the combined fiscal and monetary policy interventions amounted to R800bn. A revised public bill will be tabled to deal with the budget re-allocations. He announced that South Africa could access $4.2bn from the International Monetary Fund, $1bn from the Brics Bank and a smaller loan of between $55-$60m from the World Bank. These offers will be followed up on by the Treasury. With regard to the Landbank, Mr Mboweni said the government and Treasury is involved in lengthy discussions to ensure it can continue to function and will do whatever is needed to support the Landbank. He said the increase in social grants was a temporary measure and they will be reduced by October. Mr Mboweni envisaged a new economy after the novel coronavirus outbreak with more youth employment, less reliance on China and said that structural reforms of the economy will continue. Spaza shops will be brought into the formal economy. He also said that he wanted a labour market that favoured South Africans. - Linda van Tilburg

BizNews — Finance Minister Tito Mboweni provided more detail today of the R500bn package of economic measures that were announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa which are aimed at addressing challenges that the economy face which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 outbreak and a recent credit rating downgrade by Moody's. In a web media conference, Mboweni said that the combined fiscal and monetary policy interventions amounted to R800bn. A revised public bill will be tabled to deal with the budget re-allocations. He announced that South Africa could access $4.2bn from the International Monetary Fund, $1bn from the Brics Bank and a smaller loan of between $55-$60m from the World Bank. These offers will be followed up on by the Treasury. With regard to the Landbank, Mr Mboweni said the government and Treasury is involved in lengthy discussions to ensure it can continue to function and will do whatever is needed to support the Landbank. He said the increase in social grants was a temporary measure and they will be reduced by October. Mr Mboweni envisaged a new economy after the novel coronavirus outbreak with more youth employment, less reliance on China and said that structural reforms of the economy will continue. Spaza shops will be brought into the formal economy. He also said that he wanted a labour market that favoured South Africans. - Linda van Tilburg

BizNews — President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that Government is putting an extraordinary budget in place of R500bn, which is 10% of the country's Gross Domestic Product to fight the coronavirus. This would include the reprioritisation of R130bn within the current budget. The rest of the funds will be raised from local sources, the Unemployment Insurance Fund and global partners and financial institutions. The World Bank, IMF, BRICS Bank and African development Bank have been approached for funding transactions. Mr Ramaphosa also announced increases to social grants and more help to protect jobs. He said he will give more details on Thursday with regards to incremental lifting of the lockdown. - Linda van Tilburg

BizNews — President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that Government is putting an extraordinary budget in place of R500bn, which is 10% of the country's Gross Domestic Product to fight the coronavirus. This would include the reprioritisation of R130bn within the current budget. The rest of the funds will be raised from local sources, the Unemployment Insurance Fund and global partners and financial institutions. The World Bank, IMF, BRICS Bank and African development Bank have been approached for funding transactions. Mr Ramaphosa also announced increases to social grants and more help to protect jobs. He said he will give more details on Thursday with regards to incremental lifting of the lockdown. - Linda van Tilburg

Srinivas Yanamandra ("Srini") is the Chief Compliance Officer at the New Development Bank (NDB), the only multilateral organisation based in Shanghai. Comprised of the BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the bank has a unique constitution and culture. Srini and I discuss his position in the organisation, with a particular focus on the similarities and differences between China and India. And our conversation soon stretches into many other areas, including his thoughts on the future of compliance and ethics in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Don't be too intimidated by this introduction, our conversation also includes enough light-hearted conversation to offset the cerebral content. I promise. Srinivas Yanamandra's object: An Apple. A simple apple. Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite WeChat sticker: The schoolgirl with the indescribable reaction.(Add @oscar10877 on WeChat to join the Group and see the original sticker)Srinivas Yanamandra: The BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.Srinivas Yanamandra: The New Development Bank (NDB), formerly known as the “BRICS” Bank.Srinivas Yanamandra: The significance of the apple in symbolising three phases in the evolution of humankind.Srinivas Yanamandra: “Omne Trium Perfectum”, the Latin phrase meaning everything that comes in threes is perfect. Srinivas Yanamandra: Dvaita (द्वैत) is a Sanskrit word that means Dualism, akin to the Chinese concept of Yin & Yang (阴阳).Srinivas Yanamandra: The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bringing the world of ethics and compliance into the mainstream.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite word or phrase in Chinese: Duāng - A neologism first coined by Jackie Chan.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to visit in China: 三峡大坝 (Sānxiá dàbà - The 3 Gorges Dam, in Húběi province).One of the things that still surprises Srinivas Yanamandra about life in China: Its efficiency despite its huge population.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to hang out: The Bund in Shanghai.Srinivas Yanamandra's selfie with Oscar.

Srinivas Yanamandra ("Srini") is the Chief Compliance Officer at the New Development Bank (NDB), the only multilateral organisation based in Shanghai. Comprised of the BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the bank has a unique constitution and culture. Srini and I discuss his position in the organisation, with a particular focus on the similarities and differences between China and India. And our conversation soon stretches into many other areas, including his thoughts on the future of compliance and ethics in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Don't be too intimidated by this introduction, our conversation also includes enough light-hearted conversation to offset the cerebral content. I promise. Srinivas Yanamandra's object: An Apple. A simple apple. Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite WeChat sticker: The schoolgirl with the indescribable reaction.(Add @oscar10877 on WeChat to join the Group and see the original sticker)Srinivas Yanamandra: The BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.Srinivas Yanamandra: The New Development Bank (NDB), formerly known as the “BRICS” Bank.Srinivas Yanamandra: The significance of the apple in symbolising three phases in the evolution of humankind.Srinivas Yanamandra: “Omne Trium Perfectum”, the Latin phrase meaning everything that comes in threes is perfect. Srinivas Yanamandra: Dvaita (द्वैत) is a Sanskrit word that means Dualism, akin to the Chinese concept of Yin & Yang (阴阳).Srinivas Yanamandra: The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bringing the world of ethics and compliance into the mainstream.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite word or phrase in Chinese: Duāng - A neologism first coined by Jackie Chan.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to visit in China: 三峡大坝 (Sānxiá dàbà - The 3 Gorges Dam, in Húběi province).One of the things that still surprises Srinivas Yanamandra about life in China: Its efficiency despite its huge population.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to hang out: The Bund in Shanghai.Srinivas Yanamandra's selfie with Oscar.

Srinivas Yanamandra ("Srini") is the Chief Compliance Officer at the New Development Bank (NDB), the only multilateral organisation based in Shanghai. Comprised of the BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the bank has a unique constitution and culture. Srini and I discuss his position in the organisation, with a particular focus on the similarities and differences between China and India. And our conversation soon stretches into many other areas, including his thoughts on the future of compliance and ethics in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Don't be too intimidated by this introduction, our conversation also includes enough light-hearted conversation to offset the cerebral content. I promise. Srinivas Yanamandra's object: An Apple. A simple apple. Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite WeChat sticker: The schoolgirl with the indescribable reaction.(Add @oscar10877 on WeChat to join the Group and see the original sticker)Srinivas Yanamandra: The BRICS countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.Srinivas Yanamandra: The New Development Bank (NDB), formerly known as the “BRICS” Bank.Srinivas Yanamandra: The significance of the apple in symbolising three phases in the evolution of humankind.Srinivas Yanamandra: “Omne Trium Perfectum”, the Latin phrase meaning everything that comes in threes is perfect. Srinivas Yanamandra: Dvaita (द्वैत) is a Sanskrit word that means Dualism, akin to the Chinese concept of Yin & Yang (阴阳).Srinivas Yanamandra: The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bringing the world of ethics and compliance into the mainstream.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite word or phrase in Chinese: Duāng - A neologism first coined by Jackie Chan.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to visit in China: 三峡大坝 (Sānxiá dàbà - The 3 Gorges Dam, in Húběi province).One of the things that still surprises Srinivas Yanamandra about life in China: Its efficiency despite its huge population.Srinivas Yanamandra's favourite place to hang out: The Bund in Shanghai.Srinivas Yanamandra's selfie with Oscar.

Listening to yesterday’s testimony by South African finance minister Nhlanhla Nene was riveting. It also forces the rational mind to ponder where the country would be if this modest man from rural KwaZulu Natal hadn’t stood up against the financial wrecking of former president Jacob Zuma and his cronies. The country was headed the same way as Turkey. And if Edrogan’s example is overlaid on SA, the currency would today be trading around R25 rather than R14 to the US Dollar; and interest rates would certainly be well above 20% - and the stock market (and hence citizens' retirement savings) would be substantially lower. We got a taste of where the country was heading during two insane trading sessions that followed Zuma’s decision on 9th December 2015 to fire his respected finance minister, an action spooked investors, sending shockwaves through the financial system. The Rand plummeted, bond prices soared and the stock market tanked. I crunched the numbers and quantifiable losses on stocks and bonds totalled over came to R500bn. Those chaotic few days became known as Nenegate – a crash amplified by Zuma’s replacement of Nene with one of his lackeys, an unknown backbencher. The tailspin only levelled out after Zuma bowed to pressure from an unusually vocal business lobby and ANC insiders. Against his wishes replaced his Weekend Special finance minister with respected Pravin Gordhan – a man he’d fired a few years before (and was destined to do again 15 months later). This podcast is based on testimony presented by the man who gave Nenegate its name, who has now spoken publicly of the matter for the first time. After two years in the political wilderness, he was reinstated as finance minister when new president Cyril Ramaphosa took office in January. Nene spent four and a half hours testifying to the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, headed by SA's Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.

In this episode, Stephen continues his study of the aftermath of IMF regulations in Egypt as well as their next strategy, work with the BRICS National Development Bank.Egypt seeks through the 2017 BRICS summit to strengthen the economic relations with china. BRICS Summit aim to build a new platform of cooperation and create new conditions for joint development among the emerging markets and and frontier markets. Egypt also participated in the activities of the strategic dialogue on the development of emerging markets and developing countries, which was held at the presidential level on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

In this episode, Stephen continues his study of the aftermath of IMF regulations in Egypt as well as their next strategy, work with the BRICS National Development Bank.Egypt seeks through the 2017 BRICS summit to strengthen the economic relations with china. BRICS Summit aim to build a new platform of cooperation and create new conditions for joint development among the emerging markets and and frontier markets. Egypt also participated in the activities of the strategic dialogue on the development of emerging markets and developing countries, which was held at the presidential level on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

We look at the 37th SADC summit took place in Pretoria over the weekend, but was arguably overshadowed by the focus on Grace Mugabe's diplomatic immunity and the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, the BRICS bank is expected to focus more on infrastructure finance, yet its promised loan to Eskom has now been put on ice, we look at the reasons behind this with market commentator, Nerina Visser. " Coming back to the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, it is still unsure if this was related to the diplomatic spat or not, but what we do know is that both these airlines are currently experiencing financial difficulties. State airlines are not something that will be funded by the BRICS bank, so where to next for SAA?

Leslie Maasdorp says the recent developments in Chinese financial markets will not affect their commitment to the BRICS Bank. He says China may reduce investments in the emerging economies. Maasdorp tells Tim Modise that other BRICS members are going through a variety of economic challenges, and China remains the main engine. Russia, it appears, is the worst affected.

Leslie Maasdorp says the recent developments in C…

The Vice President of the BRICS Bank Leslie Maasdorp tells Tim Modise that the New Development Bank to be established in South Africa will be global in character and will compliment the developmental funding institutions in the region. He says the Bank will operate differently from the Contingency Reserve Arrangement that will be run by the member Central Banks. The CRA will deal with liquidity challenges and has a differentiated funding model with China being the biggest contributor. He envisages the New Development Bank opening up membership to other countries. - Tim Modise

The Vice President of the BRICS Bank Leslie Maasd…

Marin Katusa joins The Big Trade Series for a Game of Thrones-esque discussion on geopolitics. Marin begins the conversation by recounting the stories he covered in his book “The Colder War” and providing updates to those stories. The discussion progresses into geopolitics, covering the dispute in South China Sea, oil and gas, and military contracts. Marin explains why Putin has such a strong hold on Russia and Putin’s long term strategy to make Russia a global superpower. The two shift to discuss the influence of the BRICS Bank and their reserve currency. Peter then shares his thoughts on ISIS’ revenue generating system as a black swan. Marin concludes the conversation by discussing his approach to investing.

The creation of the BRICS Bank has drawn the attention of not only international financial institutions and governments, but also international civil society.

Baone Twala is a candidate attorney at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS), a human rights organisation and law clinic based at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.

Karen Cressman - Spiritual Interpreter, Self Empowerment Coach, Author & Speaker - who brings forth wisdom from other realms, along with Marc Himmelstein from Healing 4 Inner Peace, talk with representatives and members of the Andromeda Council's Galactic Federation to learn the current status of events happening as the Council supports Earth and humanity in its ascension process. Learn what is next for us now that we are moving forward in the 5th Dimension; what the Council is doing to assist us in creating sustainable practices in our governments, financial markets, healthcare systems, etc.; who the players are in the multiverses working for and against our ascension process, and … how YOU can help. Learn answers to questions about GMO's, NESARA, The Dragon Family, Currency Revaluations, Bio-Engineering & Bio-Technologies, The BRICS Bank and when we will experience living in the 5th Dimension. The first hour will be pre-recorded and the second hour will be live, call ins will be welcome. Please respect that all calls are of a focus to support all of the Earth and Creation and related to the show. Focusing on Drama is harmful and disrespectful to yourself and this online radio shows listeners. In Universal Divine Love and Co-creation , http://www.blogtalkradio.com/awakenyourlight/ http://karencressman.com/about-karen/ Marcus.. aka … Healing4innerpeace https://www.facebook.com/marcus.healingfourinnerpeace https://twitter.com/heal4innerpeace  

Karen Cressman -Spiritual Interpreter, Self Empowerment Coach, Author & Speaker - who brings forth wisdom from other realms, along with Marc Himmelstein from Healing 4 Inner Peace, talk with representatives and members of the Andromeda Council's Galactic Federation to learn the current status of events happening as the Council supports Earth and humanity in its ascension process. Learn what is next for us now that we are moving forward in the 5th Dimension; what the Council is doing to assist us in creating sustainable practices in our governments, financial markets, healthcare systems, etc.; who the players are in the multiverses working for and against our ascension process, and … how YOU can help. Learn answers to questions about GMO's, NESARA, The Dragon Family, Currency Revaluations, Bio-Engineering & Bio-Technologies, The BRICS Bank and when we will experience living in the 5th Dimension.

Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (aka the 'BRICS') are moving forward with an ambitious plan to shake up the clubby world of development finance. The new BRICS bank announced over the summer 2014 is expected to have a profound impact on the African development finance sector as part of China's broader effort to re-orient the international system away from the West. Pretoria University research associate Sanusha Naidu is a leading expert on the BRICS and joins us to discuss the implications of China's agenda on African development finance.

Veteran Precious Metals Advisor, Tom Cloud, discusses how the new funding for the BRICS Development Bank is bullish for gold in the long-run.

Veteran Precious Metals Advisor, Tom Cloud, discusses how the new funding for the BRICS Development Bank is bullish for gold in the long-run.

The so-called BRICS powers of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa agreed at their 2013 summit in Durban to explore the idea of creating a new development bank. As the group's largest economy, China would likely dominate the bank's shareholders and possibly set its agenda prompting concerns in Africa that once again the continent's priorities would be ignored.